| Author | Message | ||
     Ratbuell |
No affiliation, found this ad on cycletrader.com. Looks like they have a few *new* (full warranty, never titled) holdover tubers! Gawd, I hope they're paid for and not on floorplan!!! http://adcache.cycletrader.com/5/5/8/87335958.htm | ||
| Not_purple_s2 |
They're asking MSRP for 7yr old bikes? I know they're still "new" but damn | ||
| Jsunstar |
wow, a new S3T. i wonder how many of those are left around like that... that would be a good one for a collector or someone that REALLY likes the old tubers (like me)... id like to find a new 95 s2... i love mine | ||
| Kuuud |
Their ads have been posted for a very long time. Don't look for any deals from them. | ||
| Kozman32 |
Hey, Guys what do you think a good offer would be for that 2000 s3t? Duane | ||
| Bartimus |
I paid over $10,000 for my first S2 brand new, and would do it again for another one with 0 miles on it. Just like the phrase, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder", so is value. While I have over 150,000 miles on that first S2, my 3rd S2 only has 4000 miles on it, and I paid $4000 for it. Some thought THAT was too much at the time, LOL. If I had the cash laying around, I'd pay $10,000 for that S3, because it IS brand new with no miles. It's a classic! Brand new! WTF? Someone buy it! | ||
| Ratbuell |
My thoughts exactly - they're brand new, and priced actually BELOW original MSRP, if I recall correctly...and they come with the full warranty in effect (throw THAT at your servicing dealer if you want to confuse someone!). When I bought my 98 S1W last year (with 1100 miles) I saw it as a virtually new bike. Co workers thought I was crazy paying over high book for it, but I remembered how high the MSRP was for a new 98 White (the reason I didn't / couldn't buy one new), and high book was "only" around half of MSRP. Value (to me)? You bet! I'm actually considering one of these T's...if I can sell my FLHP first. Gotta keep the peace around the homestead, LOL. | ||
| Interceptor |
Eastern Harley of Riverhead NY had a few leftovers. Early leftovers, 97, 98...They were not budging on price at all. But, for the collector with $$, it might be worth it to check out. | ||
| Froggy |
Damn, i want to be a collector now  |
